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aoh.cco. slamps. kemp fixmrsn. ssc. MeGps1 Il
weIt desersing oFsnucess. and We hupe him that
full measure of II 10 which he b Justly entitled
-----.Capt. B. n. Simms, who had tract Of 40
acsua, 81 which 10 Was covcEed with orange
groves ffnm eight 10 fourteen years ald, s0ld the
same short time since for the sum oi CSC, 900.
He had resided there seventeen years. "A force
oil employees, numbering some twenty-five or
thirty, are busily ut work on the extension OF
the Tavares, Apopka and Gnlf Railway at Ores
ton, two miles south Of Oakland. Abuvc that
point the track is being laid, and the enterprise
appears to be going ahead in a rapid and pros
porous manner. - ID. Wcstcott, residing near
Orlando. has profusiOu OF orange blossoms on
his4erange trees, and also considerable ripe fruit
aet irsm the February bloom. He 10 puzzled 10
know what it all means. :. The new steamer of
the Orange Belt Railway, to be run on Lake
Apopka is called the Ari. II is As feet long
by 10 feet beam, and is run by compound en-
CINE OF sixteen horse power This steamer will
carry sixty passengers at one time, or in the way
of freight, 200 boxes of oranges or crates uf gege
tables. 1t will, in other words, carry about four
and half tons of freight.
Lakeland Cracker. The corn crop of Polk
county is better this year than il has been for a
long time before. A gentleman who has for
wears farmed in Middle Georgia SAYS he has never
yet seen anything to beat the corn he has raised
in Polk county this year. Mr. w. FL. Hancock
gives us the following: One morning not long
since he noticed two COWS fighting not lar from
his house, but did not pay much attention TO
them until late in the AFTERNOON, when he again
noticed that they were still at the same place,
and enc OF them was down. Taking his son
with him he went to investigate, and found that
his finest mich COW was dead, having had her
neck broken by the other COW. Their horns
were fastened together 10 such manner that
they could not be loosened till the dead cow s
horns were sawed of. A little boy who was
looking on climbed Il tree before the saving
commenced, saying that he "did not want to
stand on the ground with no such COW" He
was right.
Fort Myers Press The snag boat came
down from the upper river Friday last, and is
tied up al the head of Towles & Hendry's wharf.
The men were paid off here, and, together with
Captain SummeTville, left for jacksonville. They
have cleared out the river In good shape for
about four miles. As the appropriation was ex-
hausted they were forced to suspend operations.
Captain Summervlle, at rough estimate, says
ii will take g. 900 to clear the river, AS it should
be, from Fort Denaud to Beautiful Island, four
miles above town. Don't be clam kicker
or a fossil. Notown can grow and prosper when
ii is fenced In by fogyism. And no public en-
terprise flourish where it is chilled by the
cold whispers of croakers.
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T. a. SHINE, COMMISSIONER.
June 80, 1887-5w

In the Circuit Court of the Second Judicial
Circuit OF the State of Florida, in and for
Leon County.
IN CHANCERY
David F. Granting VS.. Henry B. Bennett.
Bill for Foreclosure and Sale of Real Estate
1t being made to appear by the affidavit of David
f. Granting, filed in the above entitled cause, that
the defendant, Henry B. Bennett, is a non-res-
idcnt OF this State, that he is out of the State
and has been absent from the State for more than
six months next preceding tue fling OF the bill in
the above entitled cause that his residence is un-
known TO afiant, and that he is over the age OF
twenty-one years Upon motion of complainant So
licitor 1t is ordered that the above named Henry b.
Bennett do appear in this Court and make answer
or demur to this bill on the first Monday, the 1st
day OF August d. 1887 or the said bill will be taken
as confessed; Rovided, That publication of this
order be made once q week for four consecutive
weeks IN the FLORIDIAN, weekly newspaper
published in the city of Tallahassee in said Circuit
Done and ordered by me this 9Th July, A. ID. 1887
COUNCIL A. BRYAN
Clerk Circuit Court Leon county, Fla
July z, 1687--4w
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Notice for Discharge.

OK MONTHS AFTER DATE will apply to
- Hon E. NJ. West, County Judge of Leon coun-
ty, Florida and present my final accounts and
vouchers and ask to be discharged executor of
the estate Of Myron II. Clay.
WIN T. WEBSTER
June s, l6S7-6m Exec'r of NJ H. Clay, decd
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CURE F fHsReDEAE

Pecks Patent improved Cushioned Ear Drums
RESTOR L THE HEARING.
no matter whether deafness s caused by colds evers or
injuries TO the natural drums Always in position but
In visible 10 others and comfortable to Music
whispers heard distinctly refer
to those using them Send for illustrated book Of proofs
free, Address II. AHSCOX. S40 Broadway N Y
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Commissioners Sale.

ID Judge of the County Court in and for Leon
county, State of Florida, on the 18th day of June,
A. D. 1887 will sell at public outcry to the highest
and best bidder for cash. before the court house in
Tallahassee, on Monday, the first day of August A.
D. 1887. all the right title and interest which
Amanda c. Chaires had at the time OF her DEATH in
and to the following described lands, and the in
terest. right and title of her in and to the
same, and which said lands known and de-
scribed as the southwest quarter of section thirty
one in Township one Range one, north and east, in
the county and State aforesaid.
Purchaser TO pay for deeds
r. A. SHINE, Commissioner
June 30 1887-5w
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Notice Of City Tax Sale.

N1oTTCe Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following described City Lon win be sold ct
public anotion on Monday, the 1st day 0f August,
fg67 In frpnt Of the CouTtrh0uAe, q tallahassee,
Florida In the county or Ioon. much thcrcofas
win be nscenary TO pay the amonn1s onc Tar taxes
for the year 1G06 hsrein set opposite 10 the same,
together with the costa OF sale and advertiatug:
John Brysn--TAIlahsssoc City Lot No 90, south
half county quarter taxea, e2oo
Estate Of i Clark, Tallahassee City Lots 27b
to 81, inclusive o p Pan Of Lots 175 and 176 r;
LOts % and T. south halt county quarter taxes
$500.
n Cobb, Tallahassee City Lot, W Or of sw Or
of g. NWA, taxes, 81. -.
Florida Railway and Navigation Co, Lots =. %,
81 49, g. 10 and n In the south half Of county
Quarter Of the City Of Tallahassee except Is feet OF
of the T. end OF said lots 20 and r. and except SO
much of r. %, g. S. 50 ~ lies within the Rights
of Way (6hop lots and lots adjoining shops,) taxes,
e1.45
Henry Garnet, Tallahassee City Lot No 262, n
half of lot 26s and all of lot 264 Ma, taxes q So
Peter Goss, southeast quarter Of Tallahassee City
Lot No. 45, NWA, taxes, san.
Mary Jones, mo ~ Tallahassee City Lot No. IS,
south half county quarter, taxes 81 10.
Estate n. Aadegan, Tallahassee City Lot No 1874,
Ma, taxes, $500.
Norieet Mckinney, agent for sarah Mckinney,
Tallahassee City Lot No Vs. south half county quar-
ter taxes, 81 90.
Unknown owner, Tallahassee City Lots Nos 104
and 10 south half of county quarter, taxes, a 90.
lahassec City Lot No %, OP, taxes, $500
Cullen Rhodes, Tallahassee City Lot No. 3 o p,
taxes, $3.50
JOHN G. COLLINS,
City Collector of Revenue.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, July z, 18874t
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Notice to Teachers.

A T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF PUB
IA lie Instruction of Leon county, held on the
18th inst, 1t was ordered, that examination for
white teachers be held at the Leon Academy in
Tallahassee, commencing the 25th day of July
and continuing four consecutive days from A n.
to p. NJ. each day; that similar examination
for cOored teachers be held at the Lincoln Academy
commencing on the 22d day of August and contin-
uing foIr consecutive days from . A. NJ. to p NJ.
each day that all persons DESTROYS of teaching in
the public schools of the county present themselves
for examination within the time specified. No ap-
plication for a school will be considered unless the
applicant has complied with this order, and passed
a satisfactory examination. j. NJ CARN,
Chairman Board Public Instruction
W. W. WOODWARD, Sec and Supt
July Z, 1867-2t
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PARK GINGER I7IIl5

The Best Cure for Coughs, Weak Lnnes Asthma Indi
gegtton, Inward Palms. Exhansttnn. CDubinin moe
valuable medicines with Jam.cia Ginger
tive power over dscaee unknown 70 other renediea
Weak Lungs, Rheumatism Female Complaints and the
Distressing Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowe
their health blythe timely Of PAEkxss Gnan TONIC.
1t Is new feand strength 70 the 800, at Drug
g1st& Hsscox q Co. LIS William Street, NY
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NOTICE OFINCORPORATION,

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE,
i in pursuance of the statutes of the State of
Florida, in such cases made and provided, Of the
formation of q corporation, under the provisions of
Chapter 1887, Laws of Florida, to construct, main
tain and operate railroad commencing at the city
of Kssimmee in Osceola county, Florida thence
running through said county, and the counties of
Polk DeSoto and Lee to or near Punta Rassa in
Lee county, with branch from Kissimmee in
OsceOla county, through the counties of Osceola
Brevard, Dade and Monroe, to point on the At
lantic coast, or through such of them as NAV be
necessary, said company to be known as the Gen
trail Railway and Steamship Company of Florida. -
EDWARD PAGE,
OLIVER W. MEAD,
JOHN Fl. DAVE,
JOHN II. BUTTERICK
MOSES DORR,
JOHN F. COGSWELL,
F. Fl. SHIELDING.
June %, l8S7-3m
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ORDINANCE.

BE IL ordained By the City Cbsmcl, Tha. Chapter XIX
OF the City Ordinances be and hereby declared null and
void and the following he adopted in lieu thereof:
SECTION l. 1t shall not he lawful for any merchant OF
shop keeper other to keep in their store shop
other house. larger quantity than the OF
two kegs of gun powder at u time. being OF different
qualities and which, when the broken opened
for the purpose Of retailing in smaller quantities. shall be
emptied into and kept in tin canster jars of glass
stone to he kept for that purpose and any merchant chop
keeper other who shall keep Ia his her their
store shop other house at any one time larger
tity Of gunpOwder than the contents of common
kegs Of twenty eight pounds, being Of different qualities
contrary To the provisions of this ordinance shall
victOn, be liable to pay fine Of less than dollars
more than twenty dollars for each and every offence.
at the discretion OF the Mayor rorided. That nothing
in this ordinance contained shall be
prohibit merchants and shopkeepers and other
from keeping in their shops and other honss
powder securely put small quantities in tin eaden
canisters Pided further howerer That each merchant
other person having powder in the city magazine he
served with notice to within thirty days
from date of such notice.
A. j. FISH, Mayor OF Tallahassee.
7. II. RANDOLPH, Pres. City Council
Attest: j. L. DEMuLY, City Clerk. 103t
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BALL & LONG,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS AND AGENTS
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA

eE Large and small tracts of improved and unim-
proved lands in Leon and Wakulla countiee,-sutable
FOR staple farm crops, fruits truck farm ?, dairying
and general stock raising especially sheep -OR
at low prices and easy terms
~ Some specially desirable locations ON Lakes Jack
son. Lafayette and bradford in Leon county and the
high hammock shores OF the Wakua and St. Marks
in Waulla county, within few miles of the Gulf,
with abundance of da6, oysters and game.
ar Both State ami Government lands selected and
entered for parties upon application.
eE Maps, plats and descriptions furnished.
We have a complete Abstract of Titles every OF
and in Leon county carefully complied from County Re
cords and Probate Office
Information of Middle Florida it's lands climate SOIL
productions and cheerfully furnished and
respondence solicited. March IL l66z-1y
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CuTIcURA REMEDIES are sold every where. Price Gait
cura ~ cents Resolvent 81 Soap % Prepared
by the Potter Drug and Chemical Company Boston, Mass
Send for Is How to Cure Skin Dfsease~.>
cQlIRc Pimpes, Skin Bem shes and Baby TIumor,
QuUOos cured by Cuticura Soap.
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NO MEDsCHNE AHA e THEM.
We have sold your CUTfCURA REMEDIES for the last six
years, and medicines shelves give better salts
faction. G. r. ATHEkTON. Druggist, Albany N. Y.
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has constructed shed al Oakland, 110x22, that
will accommodate eight passenger cars The
roof will be overlaid with asbestos and then GOV
cred with cement. A blacksmith shop, 35x40 is
IN process Of construction, and the foundations
have been laid for q new car-shop, 100x25 feet
Twenty men are employed on these buildings,
which are adjuncts of the main shops near nj
hand The artesian well at Oakland has now
reached q depth of $50 feet, and is still going
down nj the rate OF fifteen or twenty feet DER
day, the projected depth of contract being LOCO
feet- This fall Kisaimmee will have q feet
OF dozen steamers, besides an endless number
Of sailing craft of all sizes, kinds and descrip.
fions
Oakland sam The saw mill run in connec-
lion with the Oakland car works turns out
about 5000 feet Of lumber per day, which cev-
eu generally from twenty TO twenty-five logs.
These. Al the present time, come mainly from
Winter Garden, and nj the rate of about twenty
car loads per week. The point indicated is
about . couple of miles east OF this place The
saw mill department il under the spacial super.
xision Of Mr.. Geo. A Hill, who gives the btsi-
ne8 his close attention. .Mr. Robert Taylor,
one Of the agreeable and puncsual conductors OF
fhe Orange Belt raiiway, in going through the
passenger cars on Tuesday last, observed ! box
continuing one hundred dollsns, which he sub
fequenfly found belonged 10 Mr. Fred n. Reed,
Of Fosest City, Fla The box and ifs c0ntents
we're returned 10 Hr. Resd, who presented Mr.
Taylor with . box of fine Havana cigars. -.
Judge ]. G. Epecr brought TO this once, few
plsce Il O.klsnd. snA which weighed two and
. half poundk The native variety has
sboEn itself capable Of wonderful Inn
rlnnBut and must soon rank
nunng % bsst vnristi0 In The 6tsie. -.
4zlhW Gpser, eznndson Of car worthy Judge,
1p1ned si1es h Oakland IN Judy last : yssr
-. nd subsequently, moved Into Hi handsnme
= - - 49,
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OOMRkKT9 CURE.
have suffered all my Life with diseases Of differ
emit kinds and have never found permanent relief until
o the sdvice OF lady friend used valuable CUT
oURA kxMnnEns. gave them thorough trial. using six
bottles OF the CurICURA REsoLvxNr boxes OF Cur
CURA md seven cAkes Of UrTcuRA SOAP and the result
was just what had been told 1t would be- complete
cHys. BELLE WADE Richmond Va
Reference, G. W. Latimer. Druggist, Richmond. Va.
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For the last year have had species itching scaiy
and pimpiy humore on face to which have applied
great many methods OF treatment without success and
which was speedily and entirely cured by CurrCuRA
MES. ISAAC PHELPS. Rayenna, ..
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an ABSOLUTELY SAFE
FIVE PER CENT
TWGlty.Year Gold Bond
NINETY 1--WE AID Accrued INTEREST

The United state, and Brazil Nsu steamship Company
for purpose Of building additional steamer needed for
rapidly Increasing business onsrs direct TO investors
Of sJ5O00 OF twenty bonds IN % suit al
aud accrued interest interest and praepai paya
bic In gold This OF bonds only issued for $4,000
each steamer and The bonds secured by mortgage
made rnon Trust Company trustees. for Sl25
OF frstcis,s steamers "Auianea"
FnaHce" and "Aivancs" that cost and worth $500
each and for $4,000 ombrscnR collision and all posi-
be clauses to Euar AGAINST any loss. $4,000 each
assigned under the noTgaSst 10 the rust Company
OF the bonahoi.rs This Company has
capital OF $1,000 900; not share has been sub.
scfibed for less than par. which. with an in.
s95O.0OO on tho stsamers gives the
most ample security these bonds We the right
Of bonds after Gve By $1,000
los per for boni aud accrued interest
Mortgage ste. nshlp Company ssis
investmen bond made Steamers AWAY ssabs
par4ey mak. and have this distinction In their favor
az cor pared railroads that must Do sold whole
our uHsuess steadily growing and 10 conducted
close thorough economical bnslness basis There 10
safer bond They demon
Of 1000 conp9n, payable July and January We
conid.naiy o1cr Any careful investor Tasy
be obtained by Application a; TO once o. the COMPANY
Ma Baidlng where aAy furitsf Inform be had
p.rsri,. the bonds will 10 BY the Uaion Trust
Company -
II. X THURBER President
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Gitp propertp for Sale.

AN ELEGANT 4-story brOwnstone private
"A dwelling (No Sc East 78thstL built by days work.
ebfset throughout independent walls both sios
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tennirp Droperip Uanteh

- nonses, farms wanted for buyers and
4 }2Ssxx tISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
III n$SiBUNt WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
H16 scks Nc: .23S Broadway. corner thirty;
5SSt5 "A. $50 Broadway, between Twenty second
xxS 80, usti > m, sos west wenty-thlrd
9eva. l52 sixtbsve.. 1853 Fenrthsvs, cor
10 Tkiyd-svA, corDe 1orty-sevanthrAA
Near sixusth-ss-
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Qmnaemsuin.
THE FALL OF BABYLON.

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Ihs world. Iishtisst spectacular effort under tn. par
AT SAINT dEoR s H.s sTa rEN ISLAND.
e saSsP $780, over
Admission 50 cents Grand stand IS cents extra Bore.
hodng six &c. Tickets At the gates and at BRENrANoS
PalAlal .hreedecxed steamers GRAND REPUBLIC and
H. P.1 nh IGT j sS RI sssss,n oh .s
l ss 4iS sS sss
s.s ss ON IN srd s 10 ''H
A FIRST-CLASS
q: # E1tf 81
BASEBALL Polo Grounds To-day.
f fN6fa ls.sPs fs' vs S
% vs. s% ss%9 iS fsst'
CASINO. Broadway and 39th-st.
~ rhEs sTa%sF
!si sslss PEE ei
n sxS S 81 THE iaHr
GREATEST OF ALL G SWIS OPERA SUCCESSES.
RECEIVED WITH RoAas OF LAUGHTER.
sEATs sscss c os Mo sss ~
EDEN MUsEE, 23d-st., bet. 9Th and 9th ayes.
Juss sSda sS1' e q = En- ia'G BS1LaNdEn
Concerts daily from to s and stellby
n And rnSs S,s. ssy.s o!sH s:s.
AJEEB-Ihs aysttfyinE Chess Aalomaon-AJEEB.
MANHATTAN BEACH.
sEBASTOPoL
AND GRAND FIREWORKS
EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAYS AND MONDAYS
THE GREATEST PRODUCTION OF THE ACE
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE. $50
U1 MR. A NJ. PALMER. Sole Manager.
Mr. RlOBARD MANSFIELD
In his new sketch. MONSIEUR
Crowded houses every night Cooled by iced air.
TERRACE GARDENING performance to-
Il plight. THURSDAY, FATIN1TzA. Friday, GAsPAR0NE
Saturday. by request, GYPSY BARON.
WALLACK'S. Broadway and 30th-st
w COOLING MACHINE SECURES COMFORT.
LAST WEEK NEXT WEEK
OF - THE
BY THE
McCAULL OPERA COMPANY,
ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY AT q Admission so cents.
I'D YEAR MERRIMAC AND MONITOR
= NAVAL BATTLE. Madsonave aud 59th.,L
Open day and Strangers visiting Central PARK vii
find this within one block Of 9TH ave entranea
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REAL ESTATE.
p1-s,Nrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

- a sav masses. at tho Exchange without correspond
received from sore Western city requesting nfor
IA the rules methods Of the Nsv-Ysrk Real Es-
~~.,.,ss Nearly all the correspondents agree
~. muossiity Of getting the brokers to attend daily
On IN. secretary st Paul. Nina Rs. Estate Beard
:. rsss' Msr sn saaSs whose dsssa wa. reported
ss e. Ssfls i .ud
o. the side Of the NEW s.au. .mmsr hsms Dr.
wbisn ne n, 70 erect summer cottage plot land
:; f: sa Of Island S
Shscsh roni East Hampton. L. 1.
NETWORK. Tuesday. July 10. 1887.
10 sales held at the Exchange and Auction Room TO-
'"' WEDNESDAY. JULY 90
BY william Kenneay d Bro.
Partition SALE Newell referee LOT 20x5 and building
TssS MarEetst y . bet Cherry and watsrsts
,,,,o,ur. sale kar@areas 1.efss lot 9s.io2a and
sssoTy house 80 4is East 77Ihs, i6s Of lstavs
ercoRDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y. CITY
rat estate trAa'l''i'a' recorded
qlthst g. 400 II " of loth-ave, 25xl005; Jones
yuen.aS.. S2S !, . Of i7oi.si 5ox2ve David
smith and VIE TO sspreus and another $4,000
s' an, II wife 10 + GToikon' Observation-Disclosures. 1880
ts Isl ST. " .o oT n9A NV . -..- $500
''4ih an = tVo III l. 70 u I R"ckwsii 1850
~ e ~ NO surfsiud and wife to Newlin 10000
Ava. .' ~ s4.am:si ssIS'.S i7i7s-s se,fy asoo
%sS . $40 1 70 GOO
BrsSa wb,reS sDd VIE to Forster $4,000
os &ensten and wife to Slbersfein - II. 800
IGn q Miner and vile TO q seiS 1900
e4n n,s, and vii. TO II aassnan 5000
scapf S.win 70 Sewers 1890
krsmer 10 100 :, " Of e,h ave 25I9Sy j Wiley
s's Al hesrs Wiley to Cockeri 10000
,Isshsi n 900 # W o. Ciifson.avs 25Iioos Jnow oo
B.fsen 70 100 n Of ciif,onavs 6oIioo Auns
DoIan aud and MasEasesn to- Pi S,cS $500
clssave i06S- ii Baudet TO J Riley........ 1000
,ooSs, 5 : go n y Of sth 2e1lOoil; csthA oo
aro,sos 10 Gesrty $1,000
sisSeT TO II bergen Observation-Disclosures. 1900
xmSsr,dre Road. . cor Of Hiehbridss Road. 1855
Ws5sIsr '........................... 1880
Tc@psin and wife to W Bruen......... :. 1900
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Us SoS Boa, Clnb 10 COnnei and anoiher;.;-; /
paI,n referee to RS Ciarf 1890
Priest. " cor Of Bayard.st. looIioo; ASSESSED
f ssTssf Il sse @ ayis. ioo.s.o $3.50
Crese.ntaye, cor Of ArthprsL 27e lxsS iI v
sSieS.i iSs 7Ys7sxiii etc: same to same. $500
camp TO W Thom 100
ssa WOOD to n GOLDSMITH and anothsr.:':: $4,000
Armstrong 10 W Howe....................-.. $4,000
r..r..: st's No. t2i and 5aS SiiiiiooS1s2io6I
sa% io 70 10 So %ap Of North Meoss a5I
100. Habbs to JanG 24So
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Business properip for Sale an6 60 fei

BUILDINGS, stores, lofts and Offices to let,
ID ON broadway, Nassau. Beekmsn, William and Fulton
1ts rutland WHITING, 5 Beekman.sL
1'O LEASE for long term of years for i'm
i prevent Plot OF Gronnd West broadway
worh.s Included size 50xl25 Apply to JOHN +.
DOYLE, No. as William ST.
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